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Bhamini Oza wants husband Pratik Gandhi to relax: ‘He can’t sit idle, thinks time is wasted on holidays’

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Actress Bhamini Oza claimed that her husband, actor Pratik Gandhi, detested idleness and even thought vacations were a waste of time. Bhamini, who is now starring alongside Abhishek Banerjee in the short film Vakeel Babu on Amazon Mini TV, spoke exclusively with Hindustan Times on the sensitive subject of domestic abuse.
The short film Vakeel Babu explores the social and legal barriers that women in our nation must overcome in order to seek justice when they are victims of domestic violence. Loveleen Mishra and Sumit Purohit both star in the short film.

Bhamini claimed that while she has not personally experienced any domestic violence, she is aware of the delicate nature with which the issue must be handled. “I wouldn’t say that I have specifically “witnessed” incidences of domestic abuse, but I am aware of the issue. I appreciate the sensitivity with which it must be handled. In my immediate social circles, I have not had (such) encounters. But thanks to newspapers and other media, we are all aware of how things work, particularly when it comes to the victim receiving legal support. There must be at least one significant source of familial support for the person to muster the guts.

A woman needs a lot of courage and fortitude, she said, not only to fight but also to speak up for justice. “In order to be and be happy, you must be powerful, realise what you need, and demand it. It is crucial that everyone work toward their own pleasure.

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Bhamini has worked in a few films in addition to her more than ten years of theatre experience. When describing the art of storytelling, she remarked, “The fundamental is that storywriting has to be clear and concise. The lines must communicate the vision. Even while plays and movies or television series are very diverse forms of expression, the fundamental process is the same: it all begins with the writer.

She continued by expressing her enthusiasm for the fact that her projects allow her to play a wide variety of personalities. “I enjoy that there is no monotony in life.

Bhamini frequently complains to Pratik Gandhi, according to an earlier interview with Hindustan Times. When asked to list his annoying qualities, the actor responded, “I won’t say annoy me, but he is…he can’t remain idle. He simply wants to work; he is now developing a movie, TV show, or other project. When he is on vacation, he feels that time is being wasted. I believe he ought to unwind and simply be. When he works, I’m sure he relaxes (laughs).

In addition, she discussed her perspective on partnerships, stating that “people are together because they love each other. When they first met, their main goal was to spend the rest of their lives together. It (the relationship) is a procedure where you coexist and cooperate (to keep it thriving). Things cannot be planned. When you first get married, you could have certain beliefs, but years later, those beliefs may change. You must be sincere with both the other person’s and your own satisfaction.

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Allu Arjun was ‘unnecessarily dragged’ into the Pushpa 2 stampede scandal, according to Boney Kapoor: “The crowd was the only reason for it.”

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Allu Arjun was ‘unnecessarily dragged’ into the Pushpa 2 stampede scandal, according to Boney Kapoor: “The crowd was the only reason for it.”

Boney Kapoor has said that it was wrong to drag Allu Arjun in the Sandhya Theatre stampede case, adding that the death of the fan happened due to the crowd.
Filmmaker Boney Kapoor has lent his weight behind Telugu star Allu Arjun in connection with his recent legal troubles linked to the death of a fan at the premiere of his film, Pushpa 2: The Rule. Boney says that Arjun was ‘unnecessarily dragged’ in the case when the death was only due to the large crowd gathered there.

Boney Kapoor defends Allu Arjun

Speaking at the Galatta Plus roundtable for filmmakers, Boney detailed his introduction to South Indian fans’ mania for the big stars. “When I first saw, Ajith’s film releasing at 1 in the morning. I was shocked to see 20-25k people outside the theatre. After I came out of the show around 3.30-4am, there were still that many people outside. I am told the same thing happens with films of Rajinikanth, Chiranjeevi, or present-day stars like Jr NTR, Ram Charan, Mahesh Babu,” he said.

Linking it to the incident for which Allu Arjun was arrested, Boney then added, “Ticket rates are inflated on the first two days or at least the first day for extra shows. That is why this situation has arisen where unnecessarily Allu Arjun was dragged and blamed for the death of a fan. It was only because of the crowd that had gathered to see the film.”

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What is the Pushpa 2 stampede case

On December 4, the eve of Pushpa 2’s release, a special show of the film was kept for the fans at Hyderabad’s Sandhya Theatre. Arjun reached the theatre himself with co-star Rashmika Mandanna and wife Sneha Reddy. Police say that due to the star’s presence, crowd gathered at the theatre, leading to a stampede-like situation, which caused the death of a 35-year-old woman. The state government has claimed that Arjun appeared at the theatre despite not being permitted to and refused to leave after being told of the situation. Arjun has denied the allegations.

The actor was arrested last month on the charges of culpable homicide among other things. But he was released the following day after the Telangana High Court granted him interim bail. The case is currently under investigation.

About Pushpa 2: The Rule

Directed by Sukumar, Pushpa 2: The Rule stars Allu Arjun, Rashmika, and Fahadh Faasil. The sequel to the 2021 hit, Pushpa: The Rise, part 2 has been an even bigger box office success. As of January 1, the film has earned ₹1760 crore worldwide, making it the third-highest-grossing Indian film ever.

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